"Children's risk of severe disease from Covid is tiny, deaths are extremely rare and have only occurred in UK children with profound underlying and life-limiting conditions. The direct benefits to them of vaccination would be low."[0]
Insert quote from Margaret Thatcher from 1987?[0]
More seriously, there is no [longer] one approved way to live, thank goodness.
We rightly demand that larger / mainstream groups respect minorities.
At what point is it OK to stop listening or respecting minority views, and who gets to decide that?
[0] "you know, there's no such thing as society. There are individual men and women and there are families" https://www.theguardian.com/politics/2013/apr/08/margaret-th...
I would even take a vaccine to protect some abstract person with a broken immune system whom I never met and probably never will.
I would even do that if the vaccine wouldn't help me (which it does).
It is called empathy and caring for each other.